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| The Business Case For Safety > Slide 29 |
 
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Title: STADIUM CONSTRUCTION CASE STUDIES Type: Text Slide with Three Images Content: A number of stadiums were build in the past few years in Region 5. [Three photos of stadiums in Region 5.] Speaker Notes: SPEAKER: Explain what's going on with stadium construction and why it is so hazardous. Over the past 5 years several stadiums have been built in Region 5. Miller Park baseball stadium was built in Milwaukee, Paul Brown football stadium in Cincinnati; and Great American baseball park in Cincinnati. These are huge construction projects -- and can have hundreds of construction workers on one site at any one time. Needless to say, these jobs are hazardous, and if adequate safety measures are not taken -- serious events can occur. A review of these projects will explain how one site suffered a catastrophic event and how safety projects at the other sites resulted not only in preventing employee deaths, but financial benefit to the owners. |
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